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kdxken

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One borderline hot day and then we begin the inevitable march to autumn. 

This will be followed by
an unseasonably very warm to borderline hot afternoon on Friday.
On average a seasonable pattern extending from the weekend into
mid- week with a series of cold fronts sweeping the region.
Anticipated chances of wet weather followed by an usherance of
cooler and drier air. Could be looking at an early taste of autumn
by late next week.
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Damage In Tolland

Damage In Tolland

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  On 9/8/2016 at 10:41 AM, kdxken said:

One borderline hot day and then we begin the inevitable march to autumn. 

This will be followed by
an unseasonably very warm to borderline hot afternoon on Friday.
On average a seasonable pattern extending from the weekend into
mid- week with a series of cold fronts sweeping the region.
Anticipated chances of wet weather followed by an usherance of
cooler and drier air. Could be looking at an early taste of autumn
by late next week.
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Sounds like Sipprell getting a little too cool shot happy. He'll end up way too cool on his thinking as usual 

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Baroclinic Zone

Baroclinic Zone

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  On 9/8/2016 at 1:53 PM, Typhoon Tip said:

it's nuts...  heat wave canceled by the 200 naut mile wide ghost Hermine - pretty remarkable actually that thing spinning so narrowly in like the lowest 20 feet of atmosphere can completely erase a synoptic ridge event like that but ...  unrelenting.

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I managed 85 yesterday.  Currently 72/67.  Seasonable.  See if we can break out of the OVC.

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Typhoon Tip

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  On 9/8/2016 at 2:43 PM, Baroclinic Zone said:

I managed 85 yesterday.  Currently 72/67.  Seasonable.  See if we can break out of the OVC.

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looking around N IN/S lower MI ...over to N OH and parts of the MA, ...outside the [apparent] strongest force in the known cosmos, The Great Remnant Hermine Low, those placed verified HIs in the low 100s and were advi/warned for it it ... 

remove this weird idiosyncrasy, that's us the last two days too.  this thing is THAT instrumental in guiding our sensible weather, just only right designated here, too.  fascinating. 

Will and I were musing a long while ago how this summer has had a lot of global teleconnectors ... at times, pattern "look" that would have supported some record heat but found 'clever' ways to dodge it - seriously, this thing fits perfectly into yet another of those nuances. 

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HoarfrostHubb

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  On 9/8/2016 at 2:56 PM, powderfreak said:

When in doubt, downplay the heat.  

<duck and run>

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Seriously seems to happen a lot...

76.5F at home, forecast of 83... not roasting yet.  We will see where we go today and if we can pull off an 84 or above Friday

 

The clouds pummeled the roast

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ORH_wxman

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  On 9/8/2016 at 2:47 PM, Typhoon Tip said:

looking around N IN/S lower MI ...over to N OH and parts of the MA, ...outside the [apparent] strongest force in the known cosmos, The Great Remnant Hermine Low, those placed verified HIs in the low 100s and were advi/warned for it it ... 

remove this weird idiosyncrasy, that's us the last two days too.  this thing is THAT instrumental in guiding our sensible weather, just only right designated here, too.  fascinating. 

Will and I were musing a long while ago how this summer has had a lot of global teleconnectors ... at times, pattern "look" that would have supported some record heat but found 'clever' ways to dodge it - seriously, this thing fits perfectly into yet another of those nuances. 

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Yeah there have been several times where the long wave pattern supported some insane heat...but we never really got it sans maybe that one really impressive 'bout of 96/72 type stuff for a couple days.

 

The longwave pattern has been more than enough to tilt the summer solidly positive in the departures for our area, but it definitely under performed the potential. You would have thought that type of pattern would yield a couple different widespread 100+ type heat waves. They are rare, yes, but this type of hemispheric pattern was ripe for that. It's kind of like those winters where the NH pattern is just screaming for a cold shot that gives everyone below 0F lows...even BOS on the harbor. Then when the period is over, you look back and realize the best you got was a low of 5F at BOS with maybe tickling just below 0F in the suburbs/ORH hills....impressive cold by itself, but not what you had in mind when looking at the teleconnections and the ridge placement up north.

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